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Your entryway is your home’s first impression. It should feel organized, welcoming, and reflective of your style. In this blog post, we’re sharing five common entryway design mistakes—and simple ways to fix them with style and function.
Without a place to set keys, bags, and mail, clutter builds up fast.
Add a decorative tray, small bowl, or basket to corral everyday items.
Or mount a wall shelf with small hooks underneath for mail and keys.
Harsh overhead lights—or none at all—can make the space feel cold.
Use a small table lamp or wall sconce to add warmth and glow.
Try battery-powered sconces or add flameless candles for ambiance.
Bare walls leave your entry feeling unfinished.
Add a mirror to reflect light, framed art to add personality, or hooks for function.
You could also layer a wreath, seasonal sign, or a decorative sconce for charm.
Without a bench or stool, there’s no place to land.
Add a small bench or stool, or tuck a low basket under a console table.
Style with a folded throw, stacked books, or a seasonal pillow for extra polish.
Function doesn’t mean boring.
Use pillows, greenery, and a rug to bring in color, texture, and your signature style.
Rotate a few pieces seasonally for a quick refresh throughout the year.
Fixing your entryway doesn’t require a big renovation. With just a few intentional updates, you can turn your entry into a beautiful, functional space that welcomes everyone into your home!
